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In the last few days ALL emails I receive have (SPAM) in front of them. Is there any way to correct this.
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EdwardH
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The Spam message would be from the filters in Webmail if you have it delivering everything into the Inbox. You can either change it under the Settings link and Spam on the left hand column of the settings page to treat tagged emails different. Or if you are trying to get individual messages unflagged you would want to forward a copy of the email to thisisnotspam@cox.net for it to be reviewed by the automated system and be untagged for future emails from that sender.
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Bruce
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Could you explain "(SPAM) in front of them"? "SPAM" is in front of every subject line? SPAM messages are delivered before all routine e-mail? SPAM is embedded within your routine e-mail?
No matter who sends you an e-mail, the only server in common is pop.xxxx.cox.net, so Cox might be auto-classing your e-mail as SPAM. For example, the military auto-classes all e-mail sent from unclassified networks with "UNCLASSIFIED" in the subject line.
However, your e-mail client might be auto-classing your e-mail. What client do you use? Are you using a mail-filtering program? Is your recent e-mail from the same source, such as Amazon.com? If so, you may need to mark the sender as "Not Spam" in your filters.
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